Thank you so much L.W for the very nice tip and the app from TWC.
But I like to keep my Windows clean. I like to see that feature in Windows 8. Anyway, thanks for the info.
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Thank you so much L.W for the very nice tip and the app from TWC.
But I like to keep my Windows clean. I like to see that feature in Windows 8. Anyway, thanks for the info.
Configure Windows 7 Taskbar And Start Menu Transparency Level Using Taskbar Transizer
One more thing I wish to see in Windows 8.
Rumor: Windows 8 to arrive on January 7, 2013Yes, holiday 2012 is great time to see it.Quote:
We expect Redmond will do everything in its power to get Windows 8 out in time for holiday 2012.
I am betting that even Microsoft may not be aware of this date :DQuote:
Originally Posted by AHS0
What you think of this screenshot? :D >> LINK>>First Screenshots Of Windows 8Quote:
Originally Posted by HappyAndyK
these screens can be of Original but leaked beta bits ....Quote:
Originally Posted by AHS0
but MERO UI and windows app store is expected in the final build for damn sure ..
The thing is that MS will release it in 2012 finally. According to the screen shot.
I personally really liked this Maximum PC article [ The Future of Windows: What We Want from Win 8 ]
I also liked what a commenter posted at Microsoft: Windows 8 is about two years awayQuote:
Not surprisingly, when we asked our panel of independent hardware vendors what they wanted in Windows 8, we received a wide range of responses. Most of them took the time to laud Windows 7 for being stable and fast. One of our panel members, Kelt Reeves, owner of Falcon Northwest, told us his company is still riding high on Windows 7 sales, so much so that his only hope for Windows 8, “Is that they don’t mess up all the progress they’ve made with Win7!
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"with how good windows 7 is, making windows 8 an improvement is a tall order in itself."
Windows8update:Paul Thurrott comments on Windows 8 UI and release date
I agree with this quote below posted on the link above:
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My take – DISASTER. If Windows for the PC is changed that radically, let me be the first to say I smell Windows Vista 2 – the Sequel. If it’s just tablets that have a radical change I’m still not impressed. I havent seen sales figures that can rationalize the widespread adoption and promotion of the Windows Phone 7 interface.
I believe that so far IOS and Android are wiping the floor with it.
